Remember Angel Dzhambazki, the European Parliament member from Bulgaria who flashed a Nazi salute inside the parliament chamber after getting whooped on the floor by fellow MP Clare Daly? He has been fined 2,000 euros ($2,175 usd).

On February 2, 2015, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) hit the settlement of Alchevsk in the Lugansk People's Republic with a Tochka-U missile. The missile type was logged as 9M79-1 and its serial number (SENO) was Sh91565.

On February 13 2015, the AFU hit the nearby settlement of Logvinovo with a Tochka-U missile. The missile type was logged as 9M79-1 and its SENO was Sh91566, just 1 digit apart from the missile used the previous day.

Ukraine continued to use these Tochka-U missiles up to and including the 2022 war in Donbass.

On April 8th, the AFU hit the Kramatorsk railway station with a Tochka-U missile. The missile type was shown on camera to be 9M79-1 and its SENO is Sh91579, just 13 digits apart from the missile used in Logvinovo.

The SENO of the Kramatorsk missile was confirmed by Italian journalist Fabio Mario Angelico who was allowed by Ukraine to film a news report next to the remains of the Tochka-U rocket that hit Kramatorsk.

Looking at the attached map, you can see that Kramatorsk sits along the same path as Logvinovo and Alchevsk, which were known to have been hit with Ukrainian Tochka-Us. Further, the location where the Kramatorsk missile's tail dropped is on the Ukrainian-controlled side of the conflict. The tail drops along the flight path prior to the head striking the target. If Russia had fired the rocket, the tail would be on the opposite side of the railway station in Russian-controlled territory.

This is damning evidence that Ukraine, not Russia, fired the missile that slaughtered the civilians at the Kramatorsk railway station.

Ukrainian Tochka-U that hit Alchevsk.

Additional photos of Ukrainian Tochka-U SENO Sh91565 that hit Alchevsk in 2015.

A log of missile attacks shows the serial number sequence used in previous Ukrainian Tochka-U attacks.

Screenshot from the Italian broadcast of the Kramatorsk attack which includes a clear view of the serial number.

You can see that Kramatorsk lies along the same line as other areas that have been hit with Tochkas by Ukraine.

On March 14th, Ukrainian forces struck Donetsk with a Tochka-U, killing 23 civilians in the downtown area. The missile is the same type as the others, but the SENO is not in the same sequence as the previous ones.

Ukrainians laughing about this Russian prisoner of war who was chained to steel "hedgehog" anti-tank obstacle and burned alive. And they call the Russian side "orcs".

Obviously, my "violation" about targeted abuse or harassment is BS - as was Twitter's immediate decision to deny my appeal. So, I tried out an experiment. I took a Tweet with someone cussing at me and reported it for abuse or harassment. The moment I submitted the report, it came back denied - meaning it wasn't actually reviewed. This shows that Twitter puts certain accounts on blacklists where they are not treated the same as other users. So, even though my Tweet wasn't even directed at any human being, it qualifies as targeted harassment - but the person calling me a "stupid fuck" and a "cockgobbler" is not engaging in targeted harassment. Nice job, Twitter.

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